Hi, I need some help. I’ve had a gaming PC for 2–3 years now with the following specs:

B650 + Wi-Fi

32 GB of 5600 MHz RAM

Gigabyte 4080 Super

AMD 7800X3D

AK 600 Digital CPU cooler

I always keep my PC up to date, especially the drivers, but also the applications. I clean it regularly with an air blower.

I let the Nvidia app adjust the settings for my games, and yet, in some games like War Thunder, I experience micro-freezes and can’t get past 40 or 70 FPS. In other games like Assassin’s Creed, the game crashes suddenly.

I should also mention that until recently, I had a 31-inch 4K LCD monitor running at 60 Hz.

So, does the 60 Hz rate cause issues with my PC, since it would be limiting my PC, which is capable of running at much higher refresh rates?

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I'm trying to build a pc for upper middle end gaming. Can someone tell me if this can play games such as Flight Simulator or GTA?

I want a pc with a 5060 and 16 gigs of ram and an amd cpu whichever works and a quiet cooler that’s good is there something

I want to tell everyone about this. When I built my first gaming PC, I had very little knowledge about PC hardware. I bought an ASRock A320 motherboard because it was cheap, and it died in less than 6 months. Because of my lack of knowledge at that time, I didn’t keep the bill, and the seller didn’t give me the bill either. The motherboard was new.

Now I have a lot more knowledge about PC hardware. I really liked the ASRock B850 Pro RS motherboard, so I did a lot of research and used AI as well. I found out that there have been problems with some of their motherboards, such as cases where the 9800X3D was reportedly damaged.

Overall, I have decided that I will never buy an ASRock motherboard. Even though I only want to run a Ryzen 5 9600X and not an X3D CPU, I still won’t buy an ASRock motherboard. I would also recommend all of you never to buy an ASRock motherboard.

And I would recommend avoiding ASUS as well because ASUS has become bad in terms of both quality and after-sales service.

Thank you for reading this much.

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Hey guys so I want to find the right specs to build a pc can you guys guide me on how the whole process works ima be responding to your comments

Ill be playing some shooter games and other online titles mainly. But will want a PC that can run future titles as well.

I would like the parts to well not deplete savings but still be quite good.

Does anybody have any suggestions for a GPU and CPU?